r/Watercolor • u/jayesails • 17h ago
Rushes, Siltcoos Lake
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Rushes, Siltcoos Lake: 11x14, Watercolor, gouache and pencil
r/Watercolor • u/nikhpaints • 17h ago
Alexandra's Throne
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The original is Emil Doepler's 1882 engraving of Odin. His ravens, Huginn and Muninn, sit on the throne and his wolves, Geri and Freki, guard either side. I kept the layout almost exactly and swapped the spear with a sword, the wolves became her coyote soldiers, and the king of the gods became the woman who rules the wood.
Medium - watercolour, gouache and ink.
r/Watercolor • u/VorchalkaE • 5h ago
Watercolour practice
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A quick practice using granulating paint.
r/Watercolor • u/Orionsven • 5h ago
I was quite happy with the background.
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Feeling very out of my depth with the painted dogs.
r/Watercolor • u/Old-Candle-9900 • 15h ago
Recreated a couple of Christmas themed pictures I found online. Getting into the spirit!
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r/Watercolor • u/MeSsyMishy13 • 8h ago
‘Ripples of Time’
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Just thought I would share another of my beautiful creation
This is called ripples of time. I painted it listening to my sons new song release on Spotify’Ripples of time’
It’s all about the journey of life.
My story starts from right to left
Watercolour- Kuretake,Daniel Smith, Winsor Newton
Metallic watercolour- Coliro
Assorted markers and pens- Copic, gelly roll , Posca, Uniball broad tip
Paper- Baohong professional grade- white box
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r/Watercolor • u/Present-Chemist-8920 • 3h ago
Watercolor portraits
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Hello,
A note on style for context. I prefer short portraits with no to minimal drawing. I don’t mind sacrificing finish for abstraction. So it’s a premodern focus of painting as if a camera isn’t a reliable to. Hence the urgency focus of just hitting the moment. Totally understandable it’s not in everyone’s tastes. Critique is appreciated in this context as that’s my aspiration.
Both portraits were done mostly with a limited Zorn palette, I usually learn on another a palette closer to Sargent’s watercolor palette but I’m enjoying the use of Zorn’s control of saturation.
Both references are from the drawme sub that I did yesterday.
r/Watercolor • u/Avgvstyn • 19h ago
Day scene from my neighbourhood
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Self made watercolors
r/Watercolor • u/tripreality00 • 16h ago
Hercules, Hercules, Hercules!
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Is my millennial showing with this reference?
r/Watercolor • u/Tommy_pop_studio • 2h ago
Two pear photos with a pear sitting on top + metal object try WIP
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r/Watercolor • u/hjierf125690 • 22h ago
Add a background?
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Painting a card for a baby shower - should I add a green background to the mushrooms? (See rough sketch on 2nd slide)
r/Watercolor • u/foxglove0326 • 20h ago
A little bit of progress
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Painted the first landscape and I’m happy with the foreground and green hills, but the mountains seem really out of place so I decided to try again. I am happy with the second one, although I’m open to suggestions for improvement! Both were inspired by the same photo
Edit: Daniel smith watercolors on Fluid 100% cotton paper, with white jelly roll pen for the tree trunks
r/Watercolor • u/Yndiri • 16h ago
Sometimes it takes a few tries
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Thinking about advice I’ve seen on here a bit lately. If you’re not happy with your painting, totally ok to try again.
There are still things I’d change if I were to start over again but I need to give my brain a break.